In daily production and hous£¥↓ehold usewireDuring the process, damage✘₽ ' such as wire short circuits♣<≈, burns, and aging often occur. So, w$≠♣​hat methods can effectively pε®÷©revent insulation damage to wires &λ  and better protect the normal ↕γperformance and operation of wir↔←es and cables. Here are three e↓←mergency measures to take when en¶✘"↔countering insulation damage t∑©✔✘o wires in daily life.

(1) The current passing throα•↓ ugh the wire should not e¶×xceed the safe current carrying ca™ ™πpacity of the wire;

(2)Do not let the wires get damp,™¶± heated, corroded, bumped, orσα€‍ crushed. Try not to let₽±λ the wires pass through places with hig€♥h temperature, humidity, corφ₹¥≤rosive vapors, and gases as mu©☆÷ch as possible. The wires s ₩hould be properly protected w←&₹δhen passing through places★♦&∞ where they are easi&•ly bumped;

(3) Regularly inspect and repair the♠λ∞δ circuit, and repair any defects imm♠≠γλediately. Old and aging wires must be'₽<♠ replaced in a timel•♣ y manner to ensure th♠₹€♥e safe operation of the circui©δt.